Click for Fairfax, Virginia Forecast

Featured Jobs

This Week's Poll

What do you think the General Assembly will do to address the transportation issue when they return to Richmond next month?

A plan with local and statewide components will pass.
A plan with only regional components will pass.
No bills will pass both houses.
Only the bill requiring more auditing of VDOT will pass.

You must be logged in to vote.

News By You

PRS, Inc. Receives Nonprofit o
PRS, Inc. was awarded the Nonprofit of the Year Aw (Wednesday, July 16 2008)
0 Comments // 72 Reads
Renegade 15U Baseball Tryouts
Tryouts for the Reston Renegades 15U Fall Travel B (Wednesday, July 16 2008)
0 Comments // 67 Reads
Global Warming Action Kickoff!
You can help stop Global Warming! Other people lik (Tuesday, July 15 2008)
0 Comments // 57 Reads
Fourth of July Celebration At
The Village of Wellington had a fantastic and ex (Wednesday, July 9 2008)
0 Comments // 211 Reads
Home > Fairfax County > Mason plays key role in online history project

Printer-Friendly Email this Story Post a Comment (0)

Mason plays key role in online history project

Fairfax County
By Staff
Source: Fairfax County Times
FRIDAY, MAY 16 2008

National History Education Clearinghouse

The National History Education Clearinghouse, an online project that brings U.S. history teachers high-quality support and resources, was recently launched by George Mason University's Center for History and New Media (CHNM) and project partner Stanford University.

The clearinghouse is now available to the public at http://teachinghistory.org .

Funded by $7 million from the U.S. Department of Education, The online project focuses on historical thinking and learning and is designed to help K-12 U.S. history teachers become more effective educators.



Del.icio.us




You must be logged in to post a comment.